#GasPrices

Concerns over the Coronavirus (COVID-19) are keeping millions in the US at home, either working in new home offices or in self-isolation.

Average fuel prices in the United States managed to triple between the years of 1999 and 2012.

It’s a crazy world we live in where gasoline costs less than milk or even bottled water, but this isn’t something out of a Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale, it’s reality in America today.

Americans paid an average of $2.40 per gallon for gasoline in 2015, the lowest average since 2009. 

The average gas price in the U.S. has dropped below $2.00 for the first time since March 25, 2009.

Gasoline prices continue to drop across the country due to the plummeting price of oil. 

Lower gas prices are spurring Americans to take more road trips this year.

There are more Americans driving their cars this year thanks to lower gas prices.

If you’re a fan of current gas prices, there’s good news for you.

Americans are enjoying cheap gas prices nationwide, but President Barack Obama warns that it won’t last.

Low gas prices could save American consumers as much as $80 billion in 2015.

The average U.S. household is expected to spend less than $2,000 on gas next year.

Oklahoma City has taken its residents back to 2010.

Retail stores aren’t the only retailers slashing prices heading into this holiday season.

The average price for a gallon of gasoline in the U.S. is the lowest today that it has been in almost four years.